Thursday, April 19, 2007

Cheap April Minnesota Twins Tickets

If you are interested in catching a Minnesota Twins baseball game, you can find very affordable options for the remaining April games. It looks like it is actually cheaper to buy Minnesota Twins Tickets from a Minnesota Ticket Broker than from the Minnesota Twins Ticket Office. I found lower level seats starting at only $9/Ticket for next weeks games against the Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Royals. Those same seats sell for closer to $20/Ticket at the Minnesota Twins Ticket. You should take advantage of the low prices now because starting with the series versus the Boston Red Sox, it appears as though there are very few bargains to be had. Enjoy a Minnesota Twins game at the HHH Metrodome for only $9/Ticket.

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Minnesota Wild Playoff Tickets

I am sorry to keep talking about the Minnesota Wild and Minnesota Wild Playoff Tickets but there really isn't much going on in the Twin Cities ticket market right now. I just checked out www.minnesotawildtickets.com and you can get into the MN Wild game tonight for only $39/Ticket. Those same seats were selling for $99/Ticket before the Minnesota Wild laid an egg. Just like prices go up when a team wins, the prices go down when a team losses. It sounds like if you are still interested in checking out the Wild tonight you can buy seats online and pick up the tickets tonight right by the Xcel Energy Center.

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Minnesota Wild Playoff Ticket Prices Dropping

I checked the status of the Minnesota Wild Playoff Ticket market and it appears as though the prices have really dropped for the game on 4/17 at the Xcel Energy Center. The very best lower level center ice seats that were selling for $299/Ticket yesterday are now selling for $259/Ticket. The only explanation that I can muster is that the game is being played on a Tuesday and that really screws up the demand. If this series goes to six games, look out for the price jump for the game on Saturday, April 21st. Minnesota Wild fans love Saturday evening games. GO WILD!!!

Monday, April 9, 2007

Minnesota Wild Playoff Dates Announced

The NHL announced the NHL Playoff Round One dates for the Minnesota Wild. Their home games at the Xcel Energy Center are 4/15 at 7:00, 4/17 at 8:00 and 4/21. It looks like seats just to get in for the game on 4/15 are going for $99/Ticket while tickets to the game on 4/17 start at $89/Ticket and tickets to the game on 4/21 start at $109/Ticket. The last time that the Minnesota Wild made it to the playoffs, the prices just kept going up so I would buy your tickets now and don't gamble that they will get cheaper. Also, be careful buying tickets outside of the Xcel Energy Center the day of the games. When tickets are this valuable, the scumbags that sell fake seats tend to come out of the woodwork.

Thursday, April 5, 2007

Inexpensive Harry Connick Jr. Tickets

For those of you who didn't snap up Harry Connick Jr. Tickets for the show tonight at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, Don't worry. I just checked online and seats are selling for less than face value and it looks like you can pick them up at Will-Call. I found eight seats together on the floor in row M for only $69/Ticket. That is a great deal considering that the same seats at the Historic Orpheum Theatre were selling for more than twice that amount a few weeks ago when I checked. It is not too late to get seats for Harry Connick's show tonight in Minneapolis but don't wait because at those prices, they won't last.

Tuesday, April 3, 2007

Minnesota Wild Playoff Tickets

Minnesota Wild Playoff Tickets were sent out this week to all Minnesota Wild Season Ticket Holders who chose to order them. The face value for the first round is very similar to the regular season face value. For example, lower level center ice seats that cost $74/Ticket for the regular season at the Xcel Energy Center are $88/Ticket for the first round of the playoffs and $100/Ticket for the second round. By the looks of what people are charging for those same seats, the Minnesota Wild could have gotten away with charging a lot more. They are currently being sold for around $250/Ticket for the first two games of the playoffs. I am definitely jealous of Minnesota Wild Season Ticket Holders.

Monday, April 2, 2007

Twins vs. Orioles Tickets Very Affordable

I was very surprised to log on to the my favorite ticket website and find Minnesota Twins Tickets versus the Baltimore Orioles for Opening Day starting at only $29/Ticket. The game was totally sold out at the Minnesota Twins Ticket Office and Johan Santana was pitching which generally means big buck$ for tickets. The only logical explanation that I can come up with is that people stayed home to watch the NCAA Final Four. I am very curious to see what happens to the Minnesota Twins Ticket market due to the increased amount of season tickets that were sold. Only time will tell.

Thursday, March 29, 2007

MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES TICKETS

The season is completely lost for the Minnesota Timberwolves yet tickets to the Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Heat game are still expensive. I know it is hard to believe but there are very few good options available online for this game and the tickets that are on the market are selling for over face value. The only logical explanation is that people want to see Shaq. There can't be people in Minnesota that are interested in paying big money to see the MN Timberwolves. My recommendation is that if you actually want to see the Timberwolves and you don't care if you see the Miami Heat, pick a different game. The Minnesota Ticket Brokers can't give away tickets to any other game.

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

MINNESOTA TWINS OPENER SELLS OUT

It doesn't happen often, but the Minnesota Twins are sold out for their season opener on April 2nd. It feels like there are huge expectations for this team and that definitely has been evident by the record amount of Minnesota Twins Season Tickets that have been sold this year. Generally, when there are tons of season ticket holders, it becomes much easier to buy tickets online or outside the venue. I am sure that if the Minnesota Twins stumble out of the gate, the extra supply will cause the prices to really plummet. All I can say is that I feel bad for at least 20,000 of the people that bought tickets to the Minnesota Twins season opening game because their view of the game at the Metrodome will be the worst vantage point possible for watching a MLB game. GO TWINKIES!!!

Monday, March 26, 2007

BREW CITY TICKETS IS IN THE HOUSE

I just got word that I have a Ticket Blog pal. There is a brand new Ticket Blog on the scene named Brew City Tickets. I checked out his blog and he doesn't have many entries but the few that he does have are very informative and fun to read. He, as I do in Minnesota, seems to have his finger on the ticket pulse of Milwaukee. I hope that he continues in his quest to inform every reader about the what's up with the Milwaukee ticket scene. Who knows, first Minnesota, then Wisconsin, then...